[washingtonismoney]

In a hunt for clicks (#engagement), they've rather annoyingly split the video over multiple segments. But here you are:
http://www.si.com/college-football/video...-be-mentor
http://www.si.com/college-football/video...ll-playoff
http://www.si.com/nfl/video/2014/09/18/s...s-head-job

(Though...SI mysteriously pluralizes Cardinal.)

[washingtonismoney]

In a hunt for clicks (#engagement), they've rather annoyingly split the video over multiple segments. But here you are:
http://www.si.com/college-football/video...-be-mentor
http://www.si.com/college-football/video...ll-playoff
http://www.si.com/nfl/video/2014/09/18/s...s-head-job

(Though...SI mysteriously pluralizes Cardinal.)

[stupac2]

Anything worthwhile in them?

[stupac2]

Anything worthwhile in them?

[Hank 91]

Anything worthwhile in them?

My question exactly. Seems like a lot of work. The internet really makes you lazy, doesn't it?

[Hank 91]

Anything worthwhile in them?

My question exactly. Seems like a lot of work. The internet really makes you lazy, doesn't it?

[CornFed]

Nothing jaw-dropping except I come away, once again, with total respect for David Shaw.  A lot of what he says is boilerplate in these, but even when he is in that mode he impresses me.  I guess because the way in which he expresses these standard responses reflects a sincerity and depth that comes through very strongly.  Also, I liked hearing him say that he expects to stay around at Stanford for a very long time.  Even though he has expressed that sentiment from the beginning, it is nice to hear it reiterated.

I did, however, have to sit through the same Ford F-150 ad three times for about six minutes of content.  At least they could have had a different ad each time.

[CornFed]

Nothing jaw-dropping except I come away, once again, with total respect for David Shaw.  A lot of what he says is boilerplate in these, but even when he is in that mode he impresses me.  I guess because the way in which he expresses these standard responses reflects a sincerity and depth that comes through very strongly.  Also, I liked hearing him say that he expects to stay around at Stanford for a very long time.  Even though he has expressed that sentiment from the beginning, it is nice to hear it reiterated.

I did, however, have to sit through the same Ford F-150 ad three times for about six minutes of content.  At least they could have had a different ad each time.

[Mick]

I did, however, have to sit through the same Ford F-150 ad three times for about six minutes of content.  At least they could have had a different ad each time.

This shouldn't surprise me, but I find that the ads have become very personalized to my tastes, almost hair-raisingly so.  Five of the last six video ads I've seen point directly at some of my hobbies or clear preferences.

[Mick]

I did, however, have to sit through the same Ford F-150 ad three times for about six minutes of content.  At least they could have had a different ad each time.

This shouldn't surprise me, but I find that the ads have become very personalized to my tastes, almost hair-raisingly so.  Five of the last six video ads I've seen point directly at some of my hobbies or clear preferences.

[stupac2]

My question exactly. Seems like a lot of work. The internet really makes you lazy, doesn't it?

For me it's more that I really hate non-written content. I'd much rather read a transcript than watch a video. Especially if that video is the same information I've been reading for weeks.

[stupac2]

My question exactly. Seems like a lot of work. The internet really makes you lazy, doesn't it?

For me it's more that I really hate non-written content. I'd much rather read a transcript than watch a video. Especially if that video is the same information I've been reading for weeks.